Section: Local

The tribe has purchased seven acres of land that once housed the Circus Drive-In movie theater just east of the tribe’s treatment center for possible development

At the reveal on February 11, the team brought a virtual reality headset that allowed people to take a virtual tour of the space, which is nearly twice the size of the current library

The clear, cold weather we’ve been experiencing has prompted the Northwest Clean Air Agency to ask people in Whatcom County’s Columbia Valley urban growth area to limit burning wood for home heating for the next few days if possible

Canada’s Minister of Health issued a joint statement with BC’s provincial health officer stating that four of the confirmed cases are among individuals in the Vancouver Coastal Health region

The state House has passed a bill unanimously that would re-instate “Hailey’s Law,” which was inspired by a Whatcom County woman’s terrible injuries caused by a drunk driver

Port of Bellingham Commission President Michael Shepard says a $250,000 grant from the state Department of Commerce helped kickstart the expansion by Silfab Solar

Ferndale Mayor Greg Hansen says he is upset and saddened by the way some of the community has reacted to conflicts, citing recent racial threats, burning of political signs, and toxic conversations about the school levy. 

38-year-old Juliette Parker pleaded not guilty Tuesday to attempted kidnapping and assault in Pierce County Superior Court

Bellingham High School will host FIRST Washington’s district robotics competition featuring teams from 36 schools; the theme this year is Star Wars, featuring washing machine-sized robots

The Skagit Valley Herald reports Jerry Corrion found the 1920s pump in the Avon area in a friend’s field among housing-remodel debris and a thicket of blackberries